Outerbase

Outerbase is designed to make database management and exploration easier with AI, so developers, analysts and product teams can get a handle on their data without a lot of expertise. The service lets people explore their data through a single interface, collaborate with others and get more out of their data.

Outerbase has several features:

• Data Studio: Create, edit, visualize and explore data with others.
• Outerbase AI: AI-powered data exploration across all databases.
• BYODB (Bring Your Own Database): Connect to multiple databases, including Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, ClickHouse, Microsoft SQL Server, Snowflake, Google BigQuery and Amazon Redshift.
• Security: SOC 2 Type 2 Compliant, HIPAA Compliant, data encryption, two-factor authentication, custom access and SSH tunneling.

The service is designed to give people more control over their data and to present it in a more visual form. People can look at, edit, query and visualize their data without having to be a database expert. That's because Outerbase uses AI to let people ask natural language questions, and it offers data catalogs to help people understand what's in their databases.

Outerbase is designed for a variety of use cases:

• Database Management: Manage and explore databases without having to write complex queries.
• Data Analysis: Explore large data sets quickly with visualizations and AI-powered insights.
• Collaboration: Invite team members and share queries, dashboards and discoveries to work together more effectively.

Outerbase pricing is based on the number of people in your team and how much you need to use the service:

• Free: $0 for 1 user, includes 1 base, 10 AI queries, 3 saved queries and 1 dashboard, and supports Postgres, MySQL and SQLite.
• Team: $20 per user/month, includes unlimited users, bases and dashboards, and support for all plugins.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for companies with security and privacy needs, with unlimited AI queries, saved queries and commands.

Outerbase is designed to make data management and exploration accessible to a wider range of people, and to encourage collaboration and smarter data experiences.

Published on June 13, 2024